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Planned Maintenance Framework - NI

Description: NHMF Frameworx is undertaking preliminary market engagement in relation to the proposed establishment of a dedicated Planned Maintenance Framework for Northern Ireland. The proposed framework is intended to provide NHMF members, housing providers and other public sector organisations across Northern Ireland with a compliant and flexible route to market for the delivery of planned investment, refurbishment, improvement and associated maintenance works. The final scope and lot structure will be informed by this preliminary market engagement. The proposed areas of work currently include: Kitchens and Bathrooms - Including, but not limited to: Kitchen replacement and refurbishment; Bathroom replacement and refurbishment; Associated plumbing and electrical works; Flooring, tiling and decoration; Adaptations associated with planned programmes; and Making good and associated finishing works. Windows and Doors - Including, but not limited (read more...)

Summary: NHMF (NPC) LIMITED is planning a Northern Ireland-wide planned maintenance framework for housing providers, NHMF members and other public sector organisations. The work is building completion and repair and maintenance, covering kitchen and bathroom replacement or refurbishment; windows, doors and glazing; roofing; external cyclical maintenance; cavity wall and external wall insulation; passive fire safety; and net-zero carbon and energy-efficiency works. Activities may include associated plumbing, electrical, decoration, flooring, fire stopping, surveys, low-carbon heating, solar photovoltaic systems, battery storage, heat pumps, ventilation and building fabric works. A multi-disciplinary route may also be included for contractors delivering several areas within larger investment or refurbishment programmes. The framework is intended for delivery across Northern Ireland.

Protecting Vulnerable People (PVP) Investigators

Description: The areas that PVP would like external support with are as follows: 1) Supervisor reviews - these must be undertaken with a suitably experienced and qualified person; previous PIP2 supervisory experience is essential. 2) Making contact with Victims and completing a Victim needs Assessment (VNA) 3) The candidates for this must be able to read and digest an officer's enquiry log and determine how the case is progressing, pulling pertinent points from the case file and sharing updates in a calm and empathetic manner. We require candidates with policing or Criminal Justice System (CJS) experience who can listen and inform victims of police and CJS process 4) File building - The candidates must have suitable skills in case building in a police setting, an understanding of disclosure rules (read more...)

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire is procuring external Protecting Vulnerable People investigators to support policing and criminal justice work in the United Kingdom. The service covers supervisor reviews, victim contact and victim needs assessments, file building, formal MG11 statement taking, evidence review and operational coordination. Investigators will assess enquiry logs and case files, communicate with victims calmly and empathetically, apply disclosure rules, work with the Crown Prosecution Service, and review complex digital and other evidence. The provider is expected to supply a dedicated, largely self-sufficient team rather than isolated ad hoc resources. The anticipated structure is one supervisor and five practitioners, with a senior team resource acting as the single point of contact and coordinating tasks for the local Detective Inspector.

CCM1379 - OHU Software

Description: Occupational Heath Software system

Summary: The Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire is procuring an occupational health software system for Lincolnshire Police. The requirement combines software and information systems with associated information technology services, including software support and related health and social work services. The system is intended to support the organisation’s occupational health provision and will be delivered across England. Suppliers should therefore be able to provide a complete occupational health technology solution rather than standalone consultancy or general-purpose software. The procurement is categorised as services, with the principal classification covering software packages and information systems (CPV 48000000). The scope also covers IT services and occupational health-related services, so relevant suppliers may include specialist occupational health software providers, managed service providers and technology businesses with health-sector capability.

Lincolnshire County Council- Financial Accounting Valuations

Description: Lincolnshire County Council manages a substantial and diverse property portfolio consisting of both operational and non-operational assets, including schools, offices, fire stations, libraries, investment properties, land holdings, surplus assets and leasehold interests. The portfolio comprises approximately 850 assets with a total accounting value of around PS796.4 million, making it one of the Council's most significant corporate resources and a key component of its balance sheet. The portfolio is subject to a range of statutory valuation and financial reporting requirements, including rolling asset valuations, investment property valuations and IFRS 16 lease accounting valuations. The Council is required to maintain up-to-date property valuations to support statutory financial reporting and ensure compliance with the CIPFA/LASAAC Code of Practice on Local Authority Accounting, International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), and the RICS Valuation (read more...)

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council intends to outsource financial accounting valuation services for its diverse property portfolio. The work covers operational and non-operational assets including schools, offices, fire stations, libraries, investment properties, land holdings, surplus assets and leasehold interests. Services will support rolling asset revaluations, investment property valuations and IFRS 16 lease accounting, alongside impairment reviews, component accounting, assets held for sale, and valuations linked to acquisitions, disposals or changes in use. The provider will work with the Council’s Corporate Property and Finance teams and deliver clear, auditable reporting for the annual Statement of Accounts. Required outputs may include asset lives, residual values, land and building apportionments, component valuations, fair value assessments and valuation narratives. Delivery is across Lincolnshire County Council’s property portfolio.

Cultural Services Delivery and Management of Cultural Assets

Description: See notice for full details.

Summary: Boston Borough Council sought cultural services delivery and management of associated cultural assets across the borough, within the South and East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership model. The requirement covered continuity and sustainability of cultural provision, protection of community assets, and delivery of cultural programmes and services for residents, visitors and other stakeholders. The intended arrangement was an integrated solution aligned with existing cultural infrastructure, partnership objectives and future governance arrangements. The service category is recreational, cultural and sporting services. Delivery related to Boston Borough Council and the wider partnership context involving East Lindsey District Council and South Holland District Council, with the work focused on cultural venues, facilities, programmes and supporting assets.

Static Guarding & Security Services for Boston Borough Council, South Holland and East Lindsey District Council

Description: See notice for full details.

Summary: Boston Borough Council, South Holland District Council and East Lindsey District Council sought security services for their municipal buildings and related locations. The requirement covered static guarding and Customer Care Officers supporting the safety and comfort of Department for Work and Pensions staff, visitors and customers, and the smooth operation of public-facing services. Boston required three officers on site during weekday daytime hours, with occasional Saturday cover. South Holland required Customer Care Officers to manage public areas, offices, the council’s customer information centre and self-service facilities. East Lindsey required ad hoc security for council meetings, incidents and trespass, evening patrols, and fire and intruder alarm response with keyholding. The work was delivered in Boston, Spalding and East Lindsey locations, with wider UK delivery areas also listed.

Communal Cleaning Service for blocks and sheltered sites

Description: Communal Cleaning Service for blocks and sheltered sites split into 3 Lots

Summary: ACIS GROUP LIMITED intends to procure communal cleaning services for blocks and sheltered housing sites. The requirement is split into three lots, although the published scope currently describes one service line. The work covers accommodation, building and window cleaning services. Delivery is in the United Kingdom, with locations identified in the East Midlands and Yorkshire and the Humber. The buyer is ACIS GROUP LIMITED, based in Gainsborough. This is a service contract for organisations able to provide planned and routine communal-area cleaning across residential housing and sheltered sites, with the operational capacity to work across the relevant delivery areas. The requirement is intended to support the cleanliness and upkeep of shared spaces used by residents and visitors.

In-Cab Technology for WLDC Refuse Collection Fleet

Description: In-Cab Technology for West Lindsey District Council Refuse Collection Fleet

Summary: West Lindsey District Council intends to procure in-cab technology for its refuse collection fleet. The requirement is categorised as goods and covers software packages and information systems. The technology is intended for use with the council’s refuse collection vehicles, supporting the fleet’s in-cab operational needs. Delivery is identified as taking place in the United Kingdom. This procurement is being led by West Lindsey District Council, based at the Guildhall in Gainsborough. The requirement is arranged as a single lot and is focused on a technology solution rather than general refuse collection, vehicle operation or waste management services. Businesses supplying in-cab systems, fleet technology, software platforms or related information systems for refuse and municipal vehicle operations should consider the requirement relevant when the council proceeds to the market.

Contract for the management and operation of Household Waste Recycling Centres within Lincolnshire.

Description: The contract is to provide operation of Lincolnshire County Council's Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs) within Lincolnshire.

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council intends to procure services to manage and operate its Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs) across Lincolnshire. The work covers the day-to-day operation of the council’s household waste recycling centre network, including waste-tip management services (CPV 90533000). This is a public-sector environmental services requirement delivered within Lincolnshire. The council is the buyer and is seeking market feedback to understand current provider capacity and help shape the requirements for the future contract. The requirement is classified as a service rather than goods or works, and is presented as a single planned service package covering the HWRC operation.

Hosting of Online Policies and Procedures

Description: All practitioners in Lincolnshire who work with or have direct contact with Children or Adults must have access to current national legislation and statutory guidance, alongside local policies and procedures and best practice guidance, to enable them to safeguard Children and Adults. This includes staff within Lincolnshire County Council's (LCC) Children's Services, Adult Services, and professionals from partner organisations and sectors, such as Police, Education, Health and the Voluntary and Community sector. LCC therefore requires access to an online manual to host and manage policies and procedures on behalf of Children's Services, Adult Services and the Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Partnership (LSCP) as well as a range of safeguarding and regulatory manuals to support multi agency access to legislation, practice and policy guidance across Lincolnshire. This service is a (read more...)

Summary: Lincolnshire County Council intends to procure an online policy and procedures manual for Children’s Services, Adult Services and the Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Partnership. The service will host and manage current national legislation, statutory guidance, local policies, procedures and best-practice guidance, together with safeguarding and regulatory manuals. It must support access by practitioners and partner organisations across Lincolnshire, including the police, education, health, and voluntary and community sectors. The purpose is to give professionals who work with or have direct contact with children or adults reliable access to guidance supporting safeguarding and compliant service delivery. This is a services requirement covering online information hosting, content management and related computer and internet services.